:17:01
We've never been
farther away than Ishwardi.
:17:05
Harihar,
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didn't you go to Ranaghat once,
for a wedding?
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Well, obviously,
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compared to Calcutta,
:17:17
Ranaghat is very small.
:17:23
It must be hard for you
to get used to the country life.
:17:27
I'm very homesick.
:17:30
But as I like to
:17:32
write poetry,
:17:36
loneliness
:17:39
doesn't bother me that much.
:17:41
Poetry?
So tell us a poem!
:18:01
What about music,
do you like it?
:18:05
My sister sings very well.
:18:08
She used to take lessons.
:18:10
I've been to a lot of
very good recitals.
:18:14
There are great singers
in Calcutta.
:18:17
He can sing very well.
:18:19
It would be a pleasure for him
to sing for you.
:18:23
He has heard
the famous singers in Calcutta.
:18:25
You think he will like my songs?
:18:40
Who's the singer?
:18:41
It's him.
:18:43
Sometimes I organize recitals at my home.
:18:47
He sings,
and he plays the violin.
:18:50
You must come one evening.
:18:51
You know,
I use the evenings
:18:53
to study English.
:18:55
I've just started reading
a novel by Walter Scott.
:18:58
But why not?